Connecting Digital Video Camera | Fujitsu S4546, S4545 guide

SECTION 2

14 Using Digital Video Camera (depend on model)

Depending on the model, the PC is equipped with an IEEE1394 (DV) terminal, where you can connect a digital video camera.

With a digital video camera connected, the PC can display the photographed images.

IMPORTANT NOTE

•Use a DV cable with 4-pin connectors for connection between the digital video camera and the PC. Those having 6-pin connectors cannot be used.

Connecting Digital Video Camera

This section describes connection of a digital video camera to the IEEE1394 (DV) terminal on the right side of the PC.

WARNING

ELECTRIC SHOCK

•To connect/remove a digital video camera, be sure to switch the PC power off and disconnect the AC adapter beforehand. Otherwise you may undergo an electric shock.

CAUTION

FAILURE

•When connecting cables, read this instruction to avoid misconnection.

If the PC is used with a wrong connection, the PC and/or the digital video camera may be damaged.

1Switch the PC power off and disconnect the AC adapter.

2Connect a commercial DV cable to the IEEE1394 (DV) terminal on the right side of the PC. Firmly insert the commercial DV cable to the IEEE1394 (DV) terminal on the PC.

IEEE1394 (DV) terminal

3Connect the DV cable to the digital video camera.

Refer to the digital video camera manual for this connection.

4Connect the AC adapter to the PC and switch the PC power on.

5Connect the power cable to the digital video camera and switch the video camera power on.

The driver of the digital video camera is automatically installed when the PC is booted.

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Fujitsu S4546, S4545 manual Connecting Digital Video Camera, Connect the DV cable to the digital video camera

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